Bluetooth Better on a Mac

Am a bluetooth convert and intrigued by the Mac OSX features. Unfortunately, like everyone else's experience above, making it work with the MotoV600 is a PAIN. I would especially like it work with Romeo - a bluetooth app for remote control of Mac apps. Has anyone tried it with the Moto?

So this confirms it. I feel really bad for all the PC people, seemless BT is out of control cool.

You hit on a good point Alberto. Bluetooth on PCs generally map to a serial port. That becomes a big problem when trying to get different apps to use a bluetooth device. The program has to look at the port that the bluetooth device is emulating. What's worse, most BT devices on PCs are mostly USB dongles so you have to deal with USB to serial settings. The only easy way to use bluetooth on a PC is to have an application that supports it directly. I have a mapping program for a bluetooth GPS that works great directly. And transferring contacts to my BT phone works great cuz the installer set it up for me. But when I try to use bluetooth for other apps, it crosses into the "not worth my time" zone.

I have been using BT on my PCs for a while and it took me a bit to have it working smoothly. It's not intuitive at all to have end users setting up COM ports to make a BT connection work. When my wife got a Powerbook I decided to help her to connect to my devices and it was better than easy. It was already working without any human intervention.